Andrew Trundlewagon's photos
Minerva Sulis Bath
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The gold coated head of Sulis Minerva, the Goddess of the hot springs at the Roman baths in Bath, Somerset, UK. Found in 1727. Sulis was a local Celtic deity who was merged with the Goddess Minerva by the Roman invaders.
barred owl st bruno june 2016 DSC 0347
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A barred owl. It was "hiding" from a crow that was chasing it through the woods presumably to keep it away from its nest.
heron standing st bruno 2016 DSC 0332
biodome Helmeted curassow 2 DSC 2817
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A helmeted curassow from the Biodome in Montreal. These birds originate from the mountains of "western Venezuela and northern Colombia" (Wikipedia)
blue parrot biodome DSC 2805
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Blue parrot, (Hyacinth Macaw) from the Biodome, Montreal. Very intelligent bird.
atlantic sturgeon biodome DSC 2833
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Atlantic Sturgeons from the fish tank at the Biodome, Montreal. Very ancient and impressively large fish.
buddha dungeness kent CSC 2601
garter snake may 07 2016
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A garter snake. These are very common but I like this one because it is orange. All the others I see around here have pale yellow stripes like the one running down its back rather than the orange.
house finch march 2016 DSC 1890
bohemian waxwing april13 2016 DSC 2333
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A Bohemian waxwing (Jaseur boreal). They are migrating back to their breeding grounds in the North, many to the Yukon, Northwest Territories and Alaska.. A flock stayed here (near Montreal) for a week or so eating whatever fruit remained on the trees or had fallen on the ground.
bohemian waxwing april 16 2016DSC 2489
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A Bohemian waxwing (Jaseur boreal). They are migrating back to their breeding grounds in the North. A flock stayed for a week or so near here (outside Montreal) eating whatever fruit remained on the trees after winter or had fallen on the ground.
bohemian waxwing april 16 2016 DSC 2480
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A Bohemian waxwing (Jaseur boreal). They are migrating back to their breeding grounds in the North and just passing through here near Montreal. A flock stayed for a week or so eating all fruit remaining on the trees after winter or fallen on the ground. This picture shows the red markings in the wing quite well, which is supposedly where the name waxwing came from as it resembles the red wax used in seals. This was late in the afternoon and the birds seemed to show a strong preference to remain in the shadows.
woodpecker in motion
PEI lobsterDSC 1816
Puzzle bear DSC 1833
january cardinal tc CSC 1607
passion discarded
Patrick Bernatchez: a la receherche du jour d' ap…
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Impression à jet d’encre sur pellicule translucide. Trois boîtiers lumineux. Patrick Bernatchez, “A la recherché du jour d’aprèès” 2012. Musèe d;art contemporian de Montréal
Ink jet on translucent film, three light boxes. By Patrick Bernatchez, "In search for the day after". Contemporary art museum, Montreal

















